BMW F20 N55 Camshaft Adjuster | FEBI 178386 Spare Part

BMW 1 Series F20 N55 Camshaft Adjuster

FEBI 178386 | Original Equipment (OEM) | 100% German Quality

This camshaft adjuster, designed for BMW 1 Series F20 vehicles with engine code N55, is a critical component for enhancing engine performance and ensuring efficiency. This part optimizes the engine's timing, providing better power output and fuel economy. Identified by the FEBI 178386 code, this product is one of the most important parts of the engine system and is essential for the proper functioning of the engine.

Product Features and Benefits

• OEM Compatibility: This camshaft adjuster is manufactured in accordance with original equipment standards. It fully complies with the standards used in authorized service centers.
• Material Quality: Made from high-quality materials, ensuring durability and longevity.
• Durability and Lifespan: It shows durability up to 100,000 km under normal usage conditions and is resistant to high temperatures and harsh conditions.
• Performance: Increases engine performance, providing fuel savings and reducing emissions.

Technical Details

Vehicle Compatibility

This camshaft adjuster is compatible with BMW 1 Series vehicles with chassis code F20. These vehicles equipped with engine code N55 were produced between 2011 and 2019. This part is essential for optimizing the engine's timing to ensure performance and efficiency.

• Chassis code: F20
• Engine code: N55
• Production year range: 2011-2019
• Trim/Variant: 118i, 120i, 125i, 135i

It is recommended to confirm with our contact line using your 17-digit VIN (chassis) number for the correct part selection.

Quality and Warranty

FEBI has been known as a reliable brand in the spare part market for many years. It serves as an OE supplier to prestigious brands like BMW.

Installation and Usage Notes

The installation of the camshaft adjuster should be performed by professionals. Since this part is related to engine timing, it is critical that it is installed correctly. Attention should be paid to the torque value during installation. Additionally, this part should generally be replaced during engine overhaul. It may vary depending on the overall condition of the engine and usage conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions